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Paper 1 structured question: Biological rhythms, natural cycles of bodily processes regulated by a person’s internal ‘clock’,

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Exploring the implications of sleep disorders.

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Sleep Disorders and Their Effects

Sleep disorders can lead to significant daytime impairment, affecting mood, cognitive function, and overall quality of life. Insomnia can result in chronic fatigue, while sleepwalking poses safety risks. Sleep paralysis can induce anxiety and fear, impacting mental health.

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    Explain Explain the effects of sleepwalking on an individual's safety.

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Overview of Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders can significantly impact an individual's health and daily functioning. Insomnia leads to persistent sleep difficulties, affecting mood and cognitive performance. Sleep paralysis can cause fear and anxiety due to the inability to move during sleep transitions. Sleepwalking can pose safety risks as individuals may engage in activities without awareness.

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    Define Define insomnia.

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